There's really nothing you can do, except accept that they will need time to come to terms with it. I have no idea how your parents will react, and maybe it'll go well. If you think it is safe to come out, it's best to do so honestly and directly and when you feel ready. It's better to be independent from them when you come out, so if the worst scenario happens you still have a place to live etc. It's ok to be afraid.
It always makes me sad when people say the "respect" lgbt, because that's really just something to say to make one look like a better person. The reality is they do not respect lgbt+ community at all. If they really respect LGBT+ ppl, they would be ok if the person were in their own family. Of course, people change, if they begin as intolerant it's very possible that they'll come to embrace it later because they love you.
Best of luck to you, whatever you choose to do, I hope you'll fare well.

OMYGHHHHHHADDF THIS CHAPTER REALLY HURTS I REALLY LOVE THIS STORY BECAUSE IT REALLY TALKD ABOUT THE PROBLEMS OF THE LGBTQIA+ COMMUNITY IM ALSO GAY AND I REALLY DONT KNOW WHEN AND HOW I WILL COME OUT TO MY FAMIKY AND MY ONLY WISH IS THAT I WILL HAVE THE COURAGE TO COME OUT TO MY PARENTS BEFORE THEY DIE AND MY PARENTS ARE OLD ALREADY BUT THEY ARE TOO RELIGIOUS AND THEY ALSO DONT WANT GAYS IN OUR FAMILY BUT THEY RESPECT LGBT THATS WHY IM SO AFRAID OF HOW THEY WILL REACT WHEN I COME OUT HOW CAN I DO THIS IN A FAMILY THAT IS TO CLOSE MINDED?